Aurora United Church should “be a good neighbour” in rebuild, say ratepayers

May 10, 2017 · 0 Comments

A church is intended to serve the community, but Aurora Village Ratepayers say Aurora United Church’s rebuild plan is falling short of serving the needs of the community as a whole.

Being “different” pays off at 55th Aurora Art Show

Despite an artistic life devoted to capturing the wonders of nature through his camera lens, now and then Aurora photographer Ralph Brunner decides to let loose.

Parking lot, Cultural Centre addition proposed for Library Square

Options up for talks on May 16

Activist will fight to keep sign promoting mental health

Speaking up on the issue of mental health is a topic many shy away from. Certain stigmas surround the...

Growing homelessness issue sparks renewed calls for affordable housing, rentals

Brenda Orton has called Aurora home for the past 40 years and, during that time, she has seen...

New recreation centre accelerated at Council

By Brock Weir A new sports and recreation facility has long been a part of Aurora’s 10 year capital plan, but could become a reality ...

Internet voting decision put on the backburner

Local lawmakers have given themselves a few more weeks to decide how Aurorans will cast their vote in next year’s municipal election. Council last week approved a motion confirming Aurora will be using an “alternative voting method” in the upcoming election – but the door is still open on just what the alternative method will ultimately be.

Character Community Foundation honours collaborators and innovators

It doesn’t take much to break down barriers – in fact, sometimes all it takes is to be a person of good character. Case in point: the 140 nominees from across York Region honoured Wednesday night by the Character Community Foundation, recognizing people who are making a difference in our community by “living in character where they live, work and play.”

Aboriginal Perspectives panel to go well beyond Canada 150

By Brock Weir Many Canadians are getting ready for a summer of celebration to mark Canada’s 150th anniversary this July – but for our country’s ...

Run or Walk for Southlake surpasses lofty goal

Rain could not put a damper on the spirits of the over 1,300 people who ran in support of York Region’s largest healthcare centre on Sunday morning. The annual Run or Walk for Southlake, now in its fifteenth year, went off without a hitch from Newmarket’s Seniors’ Meeting Place with participants following a five kilometre route along Davis Drive.

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